Sentence examples for in this case yet from inspiring English sources

In particular, the integrated subsystems work on the same biometric feature, the face in this case, yet exploiting different classifiers.

The court accepted that people did not give Google permission to use their data in this case, yet slammed the door shut on holding Google to account.

In this case, yet again, "it takes two [units] to tango".

Hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction was ruled out in this case, yet detected in three other pediatric patients (15%) and led to hypothyroidism, pubertas tarda and retarded growth that required hormone substitution.

In this case, yet again, certain homologs of the gene product under consideration namely Bh0493 characterized as uronate isomerase, exhibit strong similarity to 'composite' proteins, e.g. the Phytophthora sojae gene 347522 (GI:348670788), which contain a C-terminal amidohydrolase domain and a N-terminal mannitol dehydrogenase.

On the altar above the crypt where Cardinal O'Connor was entombed after his death on May 3 at the age of 80, the archbishop-elect sat on a faldstool, used by a bishop in a church not (or in this case not yet) his own.

But the relationship between the police and the press in this case raises, yet again, wider and troubling issues about the way that due process, and the presumption of anonymity for suspects, including celebrities, lacks the robustness that was called for by Leveson and to which the police – and the press – are supposed to be committed.

Areas of the Arctic seabed are also in contention, though there can be no threat to a sovereignty that has, in this case, not yet even been asserted.Mark Collins OttawaThe Cisco way* SIR – Your briefing on Cisco Systems did a masterful job of capturing the scope and rationale for the company's expansion into adjacent markets ("The world according to Chambers", August 29th).

The national interests of affluent developed countries do not easily converge with public health demands in developing ones in this case and yet we might still have important responsibilities to assist.

The adverse effects of multiple transfusions in this case are yet to be quantified but they are potentially very significant due to iron overload and HLA sensitisation.

We could therefore argue that usual practice is incorrect in this case and yet more effective control group care will diminish any apparent treatment effect of GDT.